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Karoline Rummel PhD Defense
Karoline Rummel defended successfully her PhD on “Salt Intrusion Dynamics and Data-Driven Forecasting in Estuaries” in University of Rostock (July 10, 2026). Her Thesis was…
Submit an abstract to our session at the Ocean Science Meeting 2026 in Glasgow, UK
About two-thirds of global freshwater comes from surface waters like tidal estuaries, which are increasingly affected by saltwater intrusion due to factors such as droughts,…
Our Publications
Along-channel variability of Total Exchange Flow in a narrow, well-mixed estuary: influence of the M4 tide
This study provides preliminary estimates of Total Exchange Flow (TEF) along the Guadalquivir Estuary (Spain) at different cross-sections during low river flows. The analysis combines…
Real-Time Prediction of Salt Intrusion in Tidal Estuaries Using Long Short-Term Memory Networks
New study published in JGR: Machine Learning and Computation shows that LSTM networks can make fast and accurate predictions of saltwater entering estuaries, helping with…
Observations of Estuarine Salt Intrusion Dynamics During a Prolonged Drought Event in the Rhine-Meuse Delta
Our new paper on salt intrusion highlights the importance of understanding how forcing conditions influence salt intrusion in a complex, branched delta, especially under drought…
Our Events
2026 Working Group In-Person Meeting in Glasgow!
The SALTWATER SCOR Working Group 172 will meet in person in Glasgow on February 21-22, 2026. The meeting agenda will focus on advancing key research…